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• 23 Nov 2009 13:17

  Civil servant threatens to sue Rawlings A 46-year-old civil servant in Kumasi is threatening legal action against former President Rawlings for describing members of President Mills’ government as “greedy bastards.” Civil servant threatens to sue Rawlings New educational programme launched in Accra Volta Trade and Investment Fair to go international South Dayi develops 'Ivory" from Fan Palm Government delegation visits Lincoln Community School London-based Ghanaian caught in passport deal Stowaways find help on high seas Vodafone launches 100-seat internet café NPP election at Dadekotopon ends in confusion Ghana confirms 40 swine flu cases Hannah Tetteh: Rawlings ‘Team B’ accusation hypocritical Oil communities want wider consultation on EIA Government will flush out illegal miners Development of ADR can bolster investor confidence Dam is life threatening -DCE Government to turn the country's agriculture NMIMR cries for support Loan to boost rural and agricultural finance in Ghana NPP election at Dadekotopon ends in confusion Hannah Tetteh: Rawlings ‘Team B’ accusation hypocritical MP calls on government to clear air on SADA Project What proves NPP sponsored killings? NDC MP questions Don't prevent members from contesting Asamoah backed to deliver in Angola GFA confirm Nelspruit base Kingston says Stars remain disciplined Nyantakyi hits back at Kojo Bonsu Ghana - dangerous outsiders at World Cup New educational programme launched in Accra Remove K-Poly Rector now - yells POTAG Let's take our destiny into our own hands-Tettey-Enyo Students in private universities are not leftovers Let's seek alternative arrangements to expand higher education Volta Trade and Investment Fair to go international Boost for coffee production Gold Fields Ghana Limited to supply fish to Accra

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• 22 Nov 2009 19:55

  Essien writes to apologise for going AWOL Togo will be Ghana's first CAN opponents Keta residents stranded as sea covers land PURC to undergo peer review "Shirking" fathers to be punished Okyehene marks 10th Anniversary with grand durbar Army explains Goka’s escape from custody Allow students to do politics - Bagbin Kufuor back home from two-week tour Ghana commended for ratifying protocol Gov't to ensure state laws' adherence KMA guards warned Bloody Saturday, 20 burnt in accident PURC to apply sanctions and penalties Ten killed, 14 injured at Gomoa Mprumaim Allow students to do politics - Bagbin Essien writes to apologise for going AWOL Togo will be Ghana's first CAN opponents

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• 22 Nov 2009 02:04

  Bawku needs robust military presence Court places injunction on NPP Ayensuano election Purchasing Clerk in court for fraud Benyiwaa Doe denies building story Fear grips NDC aspirants Teacher arrested for defiling boy, 6 Five landguards busted Murder suspect gunned down General Erskine honoured Police officer caught in the act Ghanaian soldiers to take French lessons Pastor whips fellow pastors Rawlings welcomes arrest of suspected Roko murderers Court places injunction on NPP Ayensuano election Benyiwaa Doe denies building story Fear grips NDC aspirants

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• 21 Nov 2009 07:12

  PMs need to be resourced - NALAG Newmont plans to develop Ahafo communities RCC urged to investigate warehouse poisoning Disgruntled man consults juju man to kill wife Two before court for an alleged fraud Judge's life in danger, after jailing 6 cops Farmer beats girlfriend to death Malpractices uncovered Minister demands loyalty from public servants Nogokpo shrine hands over rapist to police Teacher inserts ginger into vagina of girl Kotoko hope to avoid Lions defeat Prudential Bank now offers MoneyGram service Student on rape charge Robbers attack vehicle at Damanko Student accused of rape granted bail Man goes to prison for possessing fake document Gov't urged to review legal guidelines on gender School closed down after H1N1 breakout

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• 20 Nov 2009 13:20

  2010 Budget lacks sense of urgency - CPP Be abreast of Government policies MPs call for more support for farmers 400 Youth in E/R to undergo training in ICT Gov't to promote ICT nation-wide Parliament approves 28 million euros for D.As 38 H1N1 tests confirmed positive Nii's 'Sunshine', Prospects Diminish Samini Tour Update "Nite with Stars" comes with Innovations Caroline Embarks on 'HS' Campaign Richie Looks into the Future Ghana group interests Nyantakyi Black Stars up placings on rankings Rajevac not distracted by Ivorian threat Haruna Iddrisu regrets Rawlings outburst Police probe kids' poisoned food Severe water shortage hits Korle Bu 2010 Budget lacks sense of urgency - CPP Haruna Iddrisu regrets Rawlings outburst Gov't retrieves 99 vehicles from Kufour's "men" Ghana group interests Nyantakyi Black Stars up placings on rankings Rajevac not distracted by Ivorian threat Ghana paired with Drogba's Ivory Coast Gyan apologises for truancy $8.2 million disbursed under BUSAC Fund SSNIT increases investment portfolio Rice importers hit back at gov't angrily

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• 19 Nov 2009 19:12

  Rawlings: Demand accountability Former President Jerry Rawlings has charged NDC party faithful to be courageous in demanding accountability from the government. Rawlings: Demand accountability 500 houses marked for demolition in Accra, Tema Bi-annual registration of vehicles DCE calls for management of disasters Farmer in court for defrauding disabled Osafo Marfo: 2010 Budget is good but.... Investigate N/R Minister; NPP youth in Tamale demand Ghana's democracy lauded Faulty elevators in Korle-Bu threaten nursing mothers Four drivers of Metro Mass Transit fined Hajia Taimako makes strides in herbal medicine Ghana can't do without borrowing - Tekper We are partners in development - Clergy ‘Stop abuses against alleged witches’ Big reshuffle at TOR Gabby defends Danquah Institute’s budget projections Former FA boss wants truant Stars trio axed Ghana set for CAN draw Rawlings: Demand accountability Osafo Marfo: 2010 Budget is good but.... Investigate N/R Minister; NPP youth in Tamale demand Big reshuffle at TOR Minority unhappy with budget statement Former FA boss wants truant Stars trio axed Ghana set for CAN draw Vodafone not free yet

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• 18 Nov 2009 22:52

  Police urged to step up effort to fight human trafficking Gomoa East chalks success in immunisation exercise HIV prevalence drops in Wa Gov't urged to prevent spiriting away of oil revenue CEPS personnel busts cocoa smugglers Establish linkages - Dr Kumbuor Hearts broken by Aduana penalty President nominates three DCEs Drivers cautioned against reckless driving Akwapim sex girls attempt suicide Farmer remanded for stealing mobile phone Self-styled Policeman nabbed Government to focus on key areas for economic growth Private sector needs to be revamped - Minister Jubilee Field development approved Employee pension to go up by 0.5% Plans to complete fibre optic backbone Targets set for provision of 60% potable water President nominates three DCEs Ghana share spoils with Angola Free education for the disabled by 2010 - Duffuor Private sector needs to be revamped - Minister Oil and Gas Industrialisation Plan imminent Government reimposes levies on rice imports

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• 18 Nov 2009 05:45

  Mills to reshuffle soon Some ministers in the Mills administration will have to be looking for new jobs pretty soon. This is because the agitation for the removal of non-performing ministers can no longer be ignored and the President. Policeman on the run Essien, Muntari, Gyan face Ghana sanctions Wayo Is lying – Nunnoo Mensah NDC men taking $1 Million bribe - Wayo Pastor arrested for sexual harassment Black Stars look for Angolan lift Mzbel u-turn to movies Nana Ama McBrown to face Kwaku Baako Reporters come under attack at Accra court University exams in danger Killer ‘President’ remanded MP: No hope in 2010 budget Mills to reshuffle soon Weija NDC up in arms Rawlings to crush Mills Ecobank launches contact centre Spiritualist suspects landlord in killing of woman Akuapem porn stars flee town Wayo Is lying – Nunnoo Mensah NDC men taking $1 Million bribe - Wayo MP: No hope in 2010 budget Mills to reshuffle soon Weija NDC up in arms Essien, Muntari, Gyan face Ghana sanctions Black Stars look for Angolan lift University exams in danger Government committed to school feeding programme UCC-TEWU withdraws services Ghana to host international coffee forum

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• 17 Nov 2009 13:30

  Ecobank bars TOR Ecobank imposes restrictions on the Tema Oil Refinery (TOR), stalling the distribution of finished products obtained from the 997,000 barrels of crude as the bank seeks to recoup its guaranteed money used to purchase the crude oil. Military, Interpol search for alleged Mobila killer Word Miracle Church bishop arrested by Police? Ghana chance for youngsters Campaign on vaccination against Cervical Cancer underway Investors to take up unsubscribed shares of Cal Bank Communities provided with solar energy systems Gov't renews curfew in Bawku and Gushegu Citizens want government policy on land Church ready to battle for land NDC MP denies being chased out by aggrieved party delegates NGO holds forum on property rights of spouses Students warned against cheating Allow parents to choose schools for their children Tomato farmers appeal to government VAT closes shop in Okaishie Police clamp down on child traffickers CEPS debunks "shady rice deal" MP gets court order to retrieve car from BNI NDC MP denies being chased out by aggrieved party delegates Participants divided over election of MMDCEs NPP Ketu South in turmoil Alan Kyeremanten losing grounds Ghana chance for youngsters Appiah calls for CAN focus Students warned against cheating Allow parents to choose schools for their children Tomato farmers appeal to government VAT closes shop in Okaishie CEPS debunks "shady rice deal" Ecobank bars TOR

  Conditions for Accra, GH at 5:00 pm GMT Partly Cloudy, 29 C Tue - Clear. High: 33 Low: 24 Wed - Sunny. High: 33 Low: 24

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• 16 Nov 2009 21:55

  Mrs. Rawlings doesn't need post - Bature Talk about Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings’ intention to contest for the 1st National Vice Chair position of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) party has been criticized by Alhaji Iddrisu Bature, an NDC activist. Mrs. Rawlings doesn't need post - Bature Crime on the increase in Western Region Court jails 19-year welder Court jails farmer for stealing motorbike Faith healers vow to confront fake pastors iBurst Africa and Police to fight cyber crime Comprehensive auditing to be intensified in Ghana Eximguaranty holds workshop for SMEs COCOBOD announces payment of bonus to cocoa farmers Call on gov't to protect rural banks Newmont earmarks $3.98 million to develop Ahafo communities Government to transform MTTU There were no gun shots at Buipe - REGSEC Operating Day Care centres without permits is illegal Decision to invest in the youth on course Suspected land guards nabbed Rajevac unhappy with Black Stars performance Need to build capacity of internal auditors Mrs. Rawlings doesn't need post - Bature Rajevac unhappy with Black Stars performance Appiah, Inkoom to miss Angola game Operating Day Care centres without permits is illegal Comprehensive auditing to be intensified in Ghana Eximguaranty holds workshop for SMEs COCOBOD announces payment of bonus to cocoa farmers Call on gov't to protect rural banks Newmont earmarks $3.98 million to develop Ahafo communities

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